Forty-five young people from the three Episcopal dioceses of North Carolina are taking a Freedom Ride, are taking a 500-mile pilgrimage to learn about North Carolina’s racial history.
Will military chaplains abandon their posts if “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is repealed? Despite some outlandish claims by the opponents of repeal, the role of military chaplains will not change.
The Order of the Holy Cross will sell the Santa Barbara property where the Mount Calvary Retreat House and Monastery was located and which was destroyed in a 2008 brush fire.
Former BP executive John Browne describes how he was outed and how this became a blessing.
Trinity Wall Street has posted videos created by their Television and New Media Department depicting mission around the world undertaken by Anglicans. The videos remind us that the beating heart of Anglicanism is mission.
Rescuers’ actions, whether they were religious or not, extended beyond the deeds of the Good Samaritan parable in the Bible. . . .While this biblical story encouraged some to get involved, rescuers were well aware that their decision to help was far more demanding and dangerous than caring for a wounded roadside stranger.
I love camp because for a week I get to ascend into the clean and invigorating air of youthful wisdom. The young people just haven’t lived long enough to acquire toxic levels of prevarication. They say all the things that were the first to erode in us adults. God will always be with me. You are my friend. Jesus is awesome.